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A look at why patients and parents are lying to doctors for antibiotics, plus a debate over toilet paper. We get some tips for talking to family about tricky topics. And an organization shares how they train pups to become service dogs.

Constitutional observers who used whistles and encrypted Signal chats to monitor federal agents have been threatened, arrested and criminally charged.

What are some of our Halloween pet peeves? Plus, is it too early to start decorating for Christmas and winter? And we get some tips for keeping your brain strong as you age. 

School districts in Minnesota continue to feel the impact of the Trump Administration's immigration enforcement operations. FOX 9 Investigator Nathan O'Neal has more.

Political Happy Hour covers the day’s biggest political stories, the road to the 2026 midterms and what it means for voters and the Midwest.

We get ready for Halloween by taking a look at the Halloween Blizzard of 1991. Plus, some spooky reads worth picking up this weekend. And a look at what it takes to be a championship bagger. 

A Woodbury Halloween display is back for its 8th year and in a new location. The Town Lake Terror House is located at 2608 Town Lake Dr. The graveyard-themed setup includes a scare-free backyard trail, professional-grade props, fog, spooky sounds and programmed lights. Homeowner Travis Ruberto says the lights are his favorite detail.

"Thin I.C.E." is a three-part documentary series that details the Trump Administration’s immigration operations in Chicago and Minneapolis which included constitutional challenges, violent tactics and deadly shootings.

A growing number of high school seniors are graduating early so they can start college fall sports early. Plus gourds and pumpkins, which ones are good to eat and which ones are better for decorations? And Brewers fans are lining up to get World Series gear, a look from American Family Field. 

Stephanie Hansen celebrates Minnesota’s craft beverage scene by visiting three women-owned businesses focused on flavorful mixers, grain-to-glass spirits, and ready-to-drink cocktails.

A Minneapolis home designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright is on the market for just under $2.5 million. The Usonian-style house was built in 1951 and overlooks Cedar Lake. It's 2,511 square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms on a nearly half acre lot. The home's only new addition is a detached two-car garage. The home is listed by David Stickney of Stickney Real Estate.